We will once again be conducting the annual student research and creative activities conference as a web-based virtual event during the week of May 3-7. You will receive more information in the weeks ahead, but for now here are some key DATES TO REMEMBER: March 10: Online Registration Opens for Presenters – including Student Exhibitors and Faculty Panel…
Shippensburg University’s AACSB accredited John L. Grove College of Business is now home to four programs ranked top in the nation by Study.com. The top 50 ranked programs are supply chain management (#2), marketing (#5), finance (#23) and business (#12). According to Study.com, the rankings are created after review of hundreds of higher education institutions…
If you’re looking for an exciting experience and want to explore new cultures, languages and people, then the Peace Corps might be for you! Attend a virtual Peace Corps Information Session on Thursday, March 4 at 3:30 p.m. to learn about volunteer experiences, ask questions and gain tips to guide you through the application program.…
Wood Honors College was mentioned in a Yahoo! article highlighting public schools with honors colleges. Read the full article.
It may seem utterly impossible to find a news source without some level of bias in today’s politically divided world, but that is just what Dr. Alison Dagnes, professor of political science, and Dr. Lawrence Eppard, assistant professor of sociology, hope they’ve created with their new podcast “Utterly Moderate.” What started as two colleagues engaged…
Alumnus and attorney Donald Smith will present a virtual program offered through the Wyomissing Public Library on Thursday, February 25. Learn more about the program titled “The Second Founding and Voting Rights – a Review of the 15th Amendment, its Aftermath, the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and Today’s Attempts at Potential Voter Suppression.”
Alison Dagnes and Lawrence Eppard appead in the York Daily Record. Their opinion piece titled “It’s a myth that immigrants are more criminally oriented,” was published on February 19.
The Luhrs Center invites you to a virtual performance of “The Roots of Black Music in America,” on Friday, February 16 at 7:00 p.m. Experience Karlus Trapp’s delightful, educational, and entertaining presentation with this 100 year journey back through time to hear, experience anew, and learn about the music of America’s black musical giants. It…
If you can’t make it to any of Ship’s Black History Month events, we’ve got a list of virtual ways you can engage, learn and celebrate on your own time. National Museum of African-American History and Culture in Washington, D.C. is temporarily closed due to COVID-19 restrictions but, you can still access virtual exhibits, online…
Alison Dagnes weighed in on the response to of local Republicans regarding Senator Pat Toomey’s vote in support of impeachment in a PennLive article. Read the article.